Expresso Stout

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Summary

An experimental gluten-free ale, the Espresso Stout is fermented using sorghum instead of a typical grain. The extra light base allows more flavoring possibilities without over complicating flavor.


Brew Info.

Type
Extract Brew
Volume
Mash Volume: N/A
Boil Volume: 2 Gal
Final Volume: 5 Gal
Fermentable Content
Sugar Potential: TBD
Boil Specific Gravity TBD
Final Specific Gravity:
Alcohol:
Description
Color: TBD
Bitterness: TBD

Ingredients

Sugars
6 lb Sorghum Extract
2.0 lb Molasses
0.5 lb of Millet
0.5 lb of Buckwheat
0.2 lb of Dark Chocolate, chopped
2.0 cp of Decaff Coffee, ground
Hops and Yeast
1 oz. Kent
1 tsp Irish Moss
1 Ale Yeast (Dry)

Instructions

Pre Boil Instructions

Steep Crushed grains into 2.0 gal at 155F for 30 mins
Add Coffee
SLOWLY add the chopped chocolate stirring continuously so as to not scorch the chocolate.
Add remaining malts and bring to boil

Wort Boil Instructions

10 min: Add Irish Moss
5 min: Add Hops
Strain Wort into Primary Fermentor
Add Yeast

Fermentation Instructions

Primary
Length: About 1 to 2 Weeks or until bubbler slows to about 1 minute between bubbles.
Secondary
Length: About 3 Weeks
Transfer into Secondary Fermentor, avoid trub.


Bottle Conditioning Instructions

Length: 16 Weeks at least
Dissolve Priming Sugar into 4 Cups of Boiling Water
Bottle in 22 oz Containers


Notes

  • Melting the chocolate in a double boiler prior to adding it to the pre-boil may help avoid scorching
  • Warning: There probability is an issue mixing alcohol and caffeine.


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